Business funding by industry
Every industry has different revenue patterns, margins, and capital needs. We place funding for US small businesses across the industries below — with lenders who actually understand your business.
Restaurants & food trucks
Working capital for payroll, inventory, equipment, and slow-season gaps — funded on revenue, not just credit.
Trucking & logistics
Fuel, repairs, insurance, and factoring alternatives for owner-operators and fleets of any size.
Gas stations & c-stores
Dispensers, coolers, fuel and inventory gaps, and SBA options for station purchases.
HVAC contractors
Slow-season lines of credit, service vans, and stocking units before peak season.
Landscaping companies
Mowers, trailers, trucks, winter slow-season cash, and spring crew ramp-up.
Plumbing companies
Vans, jetters, camera gear, and materials while waiting on builder and commercial payments.
Cleaning & janitorial
Payroll funding for new commercial contracts, plus equipment and working capital.
Construction & contractors
Bridge funding for materials, payroll, and progress-payment gaps on active jobs.
Retail & e-commerce
Inventory buys, seasonal ramps, and marketing capital — funded against sales, not inventory.
Salons & beauty
Build-outs, chair expansions, and product inventory for salons, spas, and med-spas.
Medical & dental
Equipment, expansions, and insurance-receivable gaps for practices of any size.
Auto repair & body shops
Equipment, parts inventory, and expansion capital for independent shops and franchises.
Manufacturing
Raw materials, PO financing alternatives, and equipment capital for growing shops.
We fund almost every legal US business type. Answer 5 short questions and we'll match you to the right lender in our network.
Check funding optionsWhy funding depends on your industry
Lenders look at how your industry earns and spends money. Card-heavy businesses like restaurants and salons have revenue that is easy to verify. Contractors and trucking companies often wait 30 to 60 days for payment, so factoring and lines of credit matter more. Equipment-heavy businesses can use the equipment itself as collateral.
Seasonal businesses, such as landscaping, need funding in place before the slow months. Each industry page explains the typical uses, the products that fit, and what to watch out for.
Through Outset Funding you need $10,000+ in monthly revenue and 6+ months in business, in any of these industries. Rates, terms and approval are set by the lender.